The City of Minneapolis announced the first five spots for its "traffic safety cameras," which will enforce speed limits automatically this fall.
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St. Paul’s Xcel Energy Center will be renamed Grand Casino Arena on Sept. 3 under a new deal with the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe. The 14-year agreement reflects a shift in branding and development priorities for the city’s sports district.
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Minneapolis police have arrested a 23-year-old man in connection with the June 1 mass shooting at Boom Island Park that left one woman dead and six others injured.
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EDEN PRAIRIE— At its June 17 meeting, the Eden Prairie City Council appointed 35 high school students to serve on various City commissions.
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BROOKLYN PARK, Minn. — A shelter-in-place order remains in effect in Brooklyn Park after a series of targeted attacks early June 14 involving state legislators and their families. Authorities say the suspect—who may have been impersonating a police officer—opened fire at multiple homes in Brooklyn Park and neighboring Champlin.
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A federal operation at a South Minneapolis restaurant on Tuesday sparked protests and unease along East Lake Street. While officials claim the investigation is part of a financial crimes case and unrelated to immigration enforcement, witnesses suggest otherwise, indicating a possible ICE connection.
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MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, Police Chief Brian O’Hara, and other City leaders reaffirmed their commitment to continuing the police reform work that has already begun.
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Target is grappling with falling sales, shifting consumer sentiment, and mounting economic pressure as new tariffs on imports take effect. The Minneapolis-based retailer, a major employer in the Twin Cities, has lowered its earnings outlook and asked suppliers to absorb increased costs tied to international trade policies, while also navigating public reaction to recent changes in its diversity initiatives.
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The Woman’s Club of Minneapolis, facing financial challenges, declining membership, and high maintenance costs, has decided to close its historic building by the end of May 2025. Despite efforts to raise funds, extensive renovations are required. Members have voted to sell the property and continue their community mission in a new location, preserving their legacy. They hope to lease from a potential future owner.
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Minneapolis is facing a significant severe weather threat on Monday, April 28, with the National Weather Service issuing a Level 4 out of 5 “Moderate Risk” for the region. Forecasters warn that conditions are ideal for the development of strong tornadoes, destructive hail, and damaging wind gusts as two rounds of storms sweep across southern Minnesota.
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